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[…] union official, but he worked in Creamery, and he was a member, an active rep for the Irish Transport and General Workers Union. And my mother was a publican, but during one of the many recessions we had in Ireland, pubs in villages didn't make a lot of money, so she effectively ended up a housewif[…]
[…]the same remit as, as your own organisation. I’ve got a vague feeling that the objection on their part was that we were, that there was no public access. Yes. Or not sufficient public access. I think that was it but again please go to Roy. Yes, yes. &[…]
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[…] mething Lindgren was very, very, keen to do, to create public awareness of what we were doing, and help to […]
[…]- one generation went to the United States and the family name was Zahler and in Hollywood there are some Zahlers - one composed music for a lot of republic second features and his son is also - I have seen his credit - his son is also a composer. They have completely lost touch with that. And a lot[…]
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[…]d athletics and cricket andall that which was okay because I was alright at those things but the staff was very poor quality, asit used to be in most public schools I think, they were sort of 'throw outs' rather like the EvelynWaugh picture of what schoolmasters were like, you know they were all a b[…]
